046 - Prework 1 Flashcards
Hyperglycemia causes what to happen to proteins
glycation
What is Glycation?
when glucose reacts with an amine group of a protein
What is SGLT2
Sodium dependent glucose transporter
Glucosuria is what
sweetness of pee due to glucose spilling into urine
Under normal conditions renal tubules are designed to do what
salvage glucose from the filtrate of urine
Where is SGLT2 located
luminal surface or renal tubule cells
what does SGLT2 do
uses membrane potential and sodium gradient to actively transport glucose from the filtrate across the plasma membrane
Hydrolysis of ATP does what in renal tubule cells
pumps Na out of the cell to maintain membrane gradient
How does the recovered glucose get back into the blood
passive transport catalyzed by GLUT2
Salvaging glucose from urine depends on what to stay in the normal range
blood glucose
what is the renal threshold for retaining glucose
160-180 mg/dl
blood glucose that is above renal threshold causes what
saturation of SGLT2 which prevents complete salvage of glucose from filtrate